From a local commission to a global fixture, The Hague’s Rewire festival has built its identity on a commitment to sonic diversity.
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From a local commission to a global fixture, The Hague’s Rewire festival has built its identity on a commitment to sonic diversity.
The Riga festival expands its October lineup with new names from experimental pop, jazz, and electronic music.
After two previous attempts, the guitarist and trumpeter finally capture their collaborative album, a document of intuitive dialogue set for release this June.
A new 63-track benefit compilation features contributions from Wendy Eisenberg and The Soft Pink Truth, with all proceeds supporting the Immigrant Defense Project.
The Knoxville festival confirms David Byrne, John Zorn, and a tribute to Arthur Russell for its next edition, continuing its focus on avant-garde and compositional music.
The Manchester-based group builds a world of controlled dissonance, where industrial rhythms meet a confrontational and compelling vocal presence.
In Kinshasa, the collective KINACT forges a new sonic logic from urban wreckage, turning the city’s relentless pressure into a form of ritual transmission.
The experimental electronic project of Angel Marcloid joins the Warp Records roster, with a new single arriving ahead of a full-length album this summer.
On her new album, the avant-pop artist constructs a tense, theatrical soundworld that draws direct lines from pre-Nazi Germany to our current political anxieties.
The composer’s piece for the artist’s film installation arrives as a sparse, vocal-led meditation on media and memory.
